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COMPASS Annual Research Colloquia
The COMPASS research team hold an annual research colloquium in Wellington each year to present its research to the government, academic and broader research community.
The colloquia are kindly hosted by Statistics New Zealand at their Wellington office and have been held regularly since 2008.
2011 Research colloquium
Introduction to the COMPASS work programme (1.2 MB PDF)
Professor Peter Davis, COMPASS Director, the NZ Social Statistics Network and the NZ Social Science Data Service
Monitoring socio-demographic risk: A cohort analysis of families using census micro-data (345 KB PDF)
Professor Peter Davis
Using micro-stimulation to create a synthesised data set and test policy option in health service policy (726 KB PDF)
Professor Peter Davis
Modelling the Early Life Course: using microstimulation to boost policy making capacity (704 KB PDF)
Mr Roy Lay-Yee and Dr Barry Milne
Assessing the performance of New Zealand hospitals - Part 1 (969 KB PDF)
Dr Barry Milne, Dr Jaiki Desai and Dr Phil Hider
Assessing the performance of New Zealand hospitals - Part 2 (832 KB PDF)
Dr Barry Milne, Dr Jaiki Desai and Dr Phil Hider
Assessing the performance of New Zealand hospitals - Part 3 (434 KB PDF)
Dr Barry Milne, Dr Jaiki Desai and Dr Phil Hider
Adding Value to Publicly-Funded Data - The work programme of the COMPASS research team.
The 2011 colloquium was held at Statistics New Zealand’s Wellington office on Friday 22 July. Five presentations were given and these are listed below along with copies of the presentations.
Professor Peter Davis, COMPASS Director, the NZ Social Statistics Network and the NZ Social Science Data Service
Professor Peter Davis
Professor Peter Davis
Mr Roy Lay-Yee and Dr Barry Milne
Dr Barry Milne, Dr Jaiki Desai and Dr Phil Hider
Dr Barry Milne, Dr Jaiki Desai and Dr Phil Hider
Dr Barry Milne, Dr Jaiki Desai and Dr Phil Hider
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